The Shocking Truth About Pop-Ups !

Written by Detlev Reimer


You will certainly already know a lot about pop-ups if you are surfing onrepparttar web on a regular basis . They are those tiny little windows that open up if you are just entering a site or if you want to leave it . Other variations are windows which are load- ed completely inrepparttar 125013 background (pop-under) .

Pop-Ups Are Annoying and Disturbing To Surfers....

You are distracted from what you wanted to do and you have to make a new decision if you want to acceptrepparttar 125014 offer you are confronted with or not . Or if it is a completely different site that has been loaded, you have to makerepparttar 125015 decision if you continue withrepparttar 125016 new loaded site or withrepparttar 125017 site you originally wanted to visit .

Butrepparttar 125018 really annoying thing is when you want to close one pop- up and thenrepparttar 125019 next pop-up is already on it's way. This could be e.g. an entry pop-up in combination with an exit pop-up. So when you closerepparttar 125020 entry pop-up, a JavaScript-code callsrepparttar 125021 exit pop-up .

This isrepparttar 125022 most obtrusive way of conveying a sales message. If you are a serious marketer, this is something that you should avoid completely or your reputation could become seriously damaged....

Pop-Ups - A Pest In Combination with Startpage Programs

In combination with startpage programs they can be a real pest. Because with these programs you stay about 20-30 sec. at each site and then you surf torepparttar 125023 next one. Now ima- gine this:

I Gave A Party and Nobody Showed Up

Written by Hal Archer


I GAVE A PARTY AND NOBODY SHOWED UP!

Did you ever do that? Give a party and nobody showed up? I hope not. I must admit I never have either.

But, I'll tell you what I have done and it's just about as bad, maybe worse. I've placed ads and nobody answered them. Now, that really hurts - not only your ego, but your bank account.

Maybe that's why so many people are afraid to place ads. I hear them say - "yeah, but what if I put in ads and they do not get a response? Then what?" Well, my answer to that is - you lost money.

So, why do ads not pull a decent response? How can you avoid losing money when placing ads? The answer - there is no guarantee. But, you can almost assure a decent response to an ad by doing several things right.

When I first started in business I was going gung-ho. I spent money left and right placing ads, thinking that's all there was to it - just placerepparttar ad and watchrepparttar 125012 money roll in. Well,repparttar 125013 money rolled alright, but it wentrepparttar 125014 wrong way - *out*, not in.

However, I did profit from those first dud ads. I profited by experience. I sat down and tried to analyze what went wrong. I read some books onrepparttar 125015 subject. I talked to some people who were successful in business. Boy, talk about going about it backward, that's what I should have done to start with.

Here's what I learned and followed successfully since:

1. The first thing you need to do - is target your ad. Place your ad whererepparttar 125016 right people will see it. People who have a need for what you are selling. You don't want to target nudist camps if you are selling clothes and shoes. So make sure your message is going torepparttar 125017 right places.

2. Write a headline that gets attention. Not just a mundane - "How I Make Money onrepparttar 125018 Internet." Instead, how about - "The One Thing I Learned That Started Me Making Money." 'Thing' makes people curious - what isrepparttar 125019 one thing you can learn to make money? They read on and that'srepparttar 125020 whole idea. Targetrepparttar 125021 right audience and get them to read your ad.

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